[Grovenet] So, who is screwing who ? ? ? ?

[Walt Wentz]

Assuming the article in "West" actually appeared,  and if so, that it  
was not made up of whole cloth, we are still required to make a leap  
of faith that might well split the trousers of the most athletic;  
namely, that Strong actually is a "secret agent" for a "secret cabal"  
of powerful industrialists and CEOs and bankers, operating secretly  
in the belly of the Davos Conference. We have only the author's word  
for this, cf. the old "everyone knows" authority of the typical  
conspirationist writer. If indeed this small cabal of secretive  
billionaire plotters are dedicated to betraying the interests of all  
their Davos conferees by destroying the economy of the industrialized  
world, they are in odd company; as the first part of the article  
illustrates, the primary concern of industrialists, CEOs, bankers,  
etc. is to amass more millions and billions to pile on top of their  
previous millions and billions.  An industrial collapse, followed by  
hyperinflation, the devaluation of their hoarded billions and the  
inevitable social turmoil, would hardly advance the goals of your  
typical billionaire global mover and shaker. Corporate and individual  
greed is, by its very nature, competitive, short-sighted and self- 
centered. The concept of an environmentally-responsible, forward- 
thinking cabal of billionaires actually willing to cooperate in  
carrying out such a complex, Robert Heinlein-scale plot in the  
interests of the environment and humanity in general (that is, that  
portion of humanity which might survive the debacle), and in the  
process destroying their own hoarded wealth, seems a bit of a  
stretch-- and more likely a pure product of Mr. Gonzalez's fertile  
imagination.
On Mar 3, 2009, at 10:41 PM, David Morelli wrote:

> The quotation for Maurice Strong is interesting, but the accuracy of
> the quote cannot be confirmed by my research.
>
> Editor/reporter Daniel Wood is real, http://www.abcbookworld.com/
> view_author.php?id=3232
>
> West Magazine was in print at the referenced time, http://
> www.linkedin.com/pub/dir/scott/kaisaris
>
> West Magazine out of print with no known internet archives, http://
> www.annickpress.com/authors/ovenell-carter.asp?author=262 and http://
> archives.starbulletin.com/2003/04/11/business/index2.html
>
> Would a concerned band of extremist capitalists "crash" the
> industrialized nations to preserve the earth?  Maybe.  Is it likely?
> I doubt it.
>
> If they did succeed in crashing the economies of the industrialized
> world, would it actually improve our environmental situation?  Maybe,
> but I doubt it.
>
> War is a rolling environmental disaster, and war is a likely
> consequence of a global collapse.  You don't improve the atmosphere
> by the fallout of bombs.  You don't improve the quality of water by
> sinking shipping.  You don't improve the ability of farmers to
> husband the soil by planting land mines or leaving unexploded
> ordinance lying around.
>
>
> David
>
>
>
>> Just a little light reading which should make you mad as hell ! ! !
>>
>> http://www.nolanchart.com/article6087.html
>>
>> bob "nothing more" browning
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